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by AnssiH 7y ago
> The people in power who let this to happen should never be allowed to make an important decision again. Out of interest, do you have some ideas on specific measures that could/should have been implemented to stop this development
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There is precedent: Microsoft issued full refunds for everyone that had bought digital books from them when they shut the store down last year.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadricycle_(EU_vehicle_classi... It is not driving license free in most countries, though. E.g. in Finland an AM/121 class license is required (above a moped AM/120 but below a
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by AnssiH 7y ago
> I tried to file a chargeback with my bank in France and got denied despite it being a valid claim and me providing all the documentation for it. Was it a credit card or debit card? Debit cards often only provide limited chargeback capa
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> The explanation I get is that if a card payment was verified by the customer with 3D Secure, it is considered valid and cannot be challenged. Was this with a credit card or a debit card? At least with my (European) bank the above is on
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FFmpeg defaults to H.264 for .mp4.
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My last magstripe transaction in Finland was in 2010 at a local supermarket that upgraded late.
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The link didn't work for me (i.e. just got regular results) until I added &hl=en to get the English version: https://captcha.nsa.gov/search?q=what+is+my+ip&hl=en
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by AnssiH 7y ago
The OS can update the Intel microcode at runtime just fine as well, and e.g. Linux and Windows offer such updates (like the one described by this very article). So BIOS/UEFI update/involvement is not needed.
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> The review was rejected by Amazon because my claims didn't follow their guidelines (no specifics as to how so). Reviews have to be about the product. Amazon likely interpreted your review as "I received an incorrect product&q
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> you just need to jump through undocumented hoops to get it The hoops are documented: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/13245 ("Change your subtitle language" section) It says "Due to the large n
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No, it is simply to avoid clutter in UI: https://www.quora.com/Why-arent-all-subtitles-available-in-a... > There are too many languages to list them all in the menu and have the one you want be easily selected - especial
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> I'd have thought that EU level agencies would at least do some level of due diligence. I don't think the article made any reference to EU level agencies, though. It seemed to only talk about "European officials", &q
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https://insideevs.com/news/334322/tesla-patents-pyrotechnic-... tl;dr There is a "pyrotechnic charge" to disconnect the battery in case of danger.
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I don't think airport infra was the reason, unless maybe they wanted to preserve the low clearance for operating to airports without proper facilities? One reason was probably that it is technically difficult to fit larger gear as they
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Boeing 737 was designed to operate with minimal ground facilities and therefore it has low ground clearance for easier access. Airbus A320 has a much higher ground clearance.
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> One thing I can tell you is that the “x guests booked” absolutely isn’t true, as it would frequently say so about my apartment when I hadn’t had a booking in months. Did it specifically say "X guests booked at this specific apart
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by AnssiH 7y ago
Landlines were in the news in Finland recently as Telia (one of the large carriers) disconnected their last landline subscriber connections a few days ago (Finnish): https://www.telia.fi/telia-yrityksena/medialle/e
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by AnssiH 7y ago
The current title ("Germany requests WhatsApp, Gmail etc. to hand over passwords in plaintext to DOJ") makes it sound like this law already passed, which is not the case according to the article.
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Commingling only happens when there is no seller barcode sticker ("stickerless inventory" in Amazon's terms). So I believe in your case something else must have happened.
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That is not that easy as the availability zone numbering is account-specific. Doable, of course, but it is not just a matter of putting it into the issue description.
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Here's a Seattle Times article from Aug 1st describing the redesign, citing "three sources": https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/newly...
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If the unit has an UPC barcode, the unit is commingled (also called "stickerless" inventory). Commingling means Amazon can use one seller's inventory to fulfill another's order - the units are never stored in the same bi
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AFAIK they have always segregated different FNSKUs to separate bins for comingled inventory. The reason you get counterfeit goods is that Amazon prefers to fulfill an order from warehouse A but seller 1 only has units in warehouse B. Seller
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I'm not aware of it ever having been otherwise, but I haven't always followed FBA developments that closely.
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The FAQ on seller help pages (at least in Europe) specifically says that they track commingled inventory by having their warehouse storage logic assign units from different sellers always into separate bins. This article has comments from A
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> Is there additional cost to not comingle? I can't find it mentioned after some searches. No direct additional cost. But then you need to apply seller-specific FBA barcodes to all your units (or pay Amazon to apply them for $0.20 p
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> When I left a negative review, Amazon removed it because it's "not about the product". Product reviews are not seller specific so you cannot include seller-specific complaints there. You need to leave a negative seller f
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Quite off-topic now, but my new LG machine has a programmable end time instead of start time, making this kind of scheduling easier :) That's a kind of feature that I didn't know I wanted before I had it.
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by AnssiH 7y ago
Is there any more detailed info out there? I would expect such an accord between countries to enable data sharing, not force companies to record more data. So I'm sceptical of the article's claim for now.

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